Quote from: Cryptoprincess101 on Today at 07:20:16 PM

Eric Ten Hag didn't even have a chance to coach Bayern Leverkusen because he only took charge of two Bundesliga matches before his sack so it will be unfair to say something bad about him despite old bad encounter he got at Manchester United. Bayern Leverkusen was too mean to Eric Ten Hag; how did they expect the coach to manage the team without those quality players who were part of the squad that won the Bundesliga with an undefeated run. Anyone who blames Ten Hag on this one doesn't really wish well for him. Let us just analyze the game based on the current stands of both teams which is that Eintracht Frankfurt stands better to win Leverkusen due to their current performance.

I will agree with you because two matches is not good for the test, who knows maybe if he is still around, he can make it out like this. I think many will not support him due to his previous performance at his former Club. Despite he had short time, i don't see sacking him is a problem because they could have had an agreement which both party agreed. Erik ten Hag should take a break to avoid further damage.

Kasper Hjulmand has done very well in his first game because the performance was excellent. Should we start saying that Leverkusen have getting coach, despite he is just starting, but this is a good beginning, if Erik ten Hag could have done something like this, he will still be around. This is a wonderful performance shown at his first game, let see how he play his second match before we judge him.